Sentences with phrase «tumour size»
"Tumour size" refers to the measurement or dimension of a growth or mass in the body that is typically associated with cancer. It indicates how big the tumour is and provides important information to doctors about its severity or stage. Full definition
Our previous research has also found that it could reduce tumour size in cancer patients.
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The sub analysis presented at ESMO 2017 Congress included the 826 patients in MINDACT with a primary tumour size of less than 1 cm (pT1abpN0).
We found out that she had a brain tumour the size of an orange, and when your child is seven weeks old, everything in you screams, «This is wrong.»
Commenting on the results for ESMO, Dr Evandro de Azambuja, Head of the Medical Support Team, Academic Promoting Team, Jules Bordet Institute, Brussels, Belgium, said: «This study shows that it's not only tumour size that is important for breast cancer patients but also tumour biology.
They measured tumour size and found that people with normal weight and excess weight presented with similar - sized masses.
Results from bowel cancer - prone mice given the smaller dose showed a 50 per cent reduction in tumour size while the high dose showed a 25 per cent reduction.
«A Comparison of Long - chain Triglycerides and Medium - chain Triglycerides on Weight Loss and Tumour Size in a Cachexia Model.»
The data included information on the age of diagnosis, region of residence, deprivation, ethnicity, tumour size, grade, oestrogen receptor status (ER), Herceptin receptor status (HER2), and whether or not the cancer had spread to the lymph nodes.
The study found that tumour size were reduced by 60 % to 70 %, and the amount of tumours reduced by 30 % with the marine - based omega - 3s.
D - Limonene — Suppresses * tumours, reduces * tumour size, prevention of mammary, liver, lung and other cancers [5], carcinogen removal, reduction * in breast tumour growth [6], inhibition of mammary carcinomas [7], breast carcinoma regression in both early and late stage development [8].